Hi all, I know I can't be the only one who sees a nice sunny day and thinks, "I would love to code outside today". That being said, my local parks don't have WiFi connection and I'm sure most local parks don't. So what are some resources you take with you if you decide to code without internet? For example, if I got stuck on an exception in my code in Android Studio I would usually browse the internet until I find a solution. I recently picked up this book <https://commonsware.com/> which is more of a .pdf file. So I assume that this tool will help me out some but I am sure a lot of the more professional developers have some neat tools they use.
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